
Its main drug candidate, tegoprubart, is designed to block a specific immune signal linked to organ rejection, with the aim of reducing the need for traditional anti-rejection drugs and their side effects.
As of Q3 2025, the company is testing tegoprubart in a Phase Ib trial for kidney transplant recipients. Earlier 2024 results showed patients maintained strong kidney function a year after transplant, performing better than what is typically seen with standard treatments. So far, the drug has also shown a favourable safety profile, with no reported graft losses in trial participants.
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